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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1923
Page
7
A Boulder murder trial continues after a bullet hit Johnson in the neck. he died later in a Butte hospital. Hughes was arrested hours before Johnson’s death at his Butte home while Walsh was captured near Jefferson Island. Both confessed. two stolen cars were found in their possession.
A large gathering attended the 2 o'clock service at the Sherman & Reed chapel for John Elias Skantz. Rev. B. H. Lingenfelter led the Christian church rites with Mrs. Varita Sang singing. Floral displays filled the chapel before interment at Mountain View cemetery. pallbearers were Jack Onkala, Simon Kassi, Harry Gordon, Andy Kunpula, Gust Toppari, and Eli Ranta. Paris reports 19,000 motorcycles.
J H Keeler of Rainier Maryland after fourteen years of ill health regained 40 pounds and resumed daily work at eighty praising Tanlac. He suffered a swollen stomach severe pain and weakness before using Tanlac which he began five months ago with quick improvement and now claims he feels like a boy again. Tanlac sold by druggists with over 37 million bottles previously.
A daughter, mother, and grandmother recount personal relief from women’s ailments using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. First made in 1873 by Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts, the remedy now claims wide fame and a stated record of benefiting 98 out of every 100 women who try it.
Dallas County Sheriff Dan Hartson and District Attorney Shelby Cox announced plans to arrest and jail any I W W members during protests in Port Arthur. Vagrancy charges would be pressed, deputies to patrol roads and railways, with orders to shoot if resisted. American Legion post in Port Arthur pledged support via telegram. No federal action against I W W unless disturbances occur.
George McMillan 10 suffered serious injuries when a speeding car struck him and a companion on Grand and Harrison avenues. He showed slight improvement as police hunt two young men and a dark red Winton touring car with a blue top streak. The youths fled after taking the boy to St James hospital.
The Rialto showed Walter Hiers in 60 Cents an Hour a brisk farce of a soda clerk who grows poorer as his dream of wealth grows. Laughter erupts through fast-paced scenes with Miss Logan and the father, aided by recent newsreels, Plunder episode eight, and color by Rialto’s musical team.
Agnes Ayres plays a clever socialite who schemes to win wealthy bachelor John Dennis in a light comedy drama. A charity pageant centers the plot as Miss Ayres drives a series of teasing scenes while the other star Muriel Gray seeks a bold conquest.
The eighth chapter titled Fighting Blood features Christopher of Columbus as the leader. It delivers a knockout for boxing fans with action on stage and includes a vivid scene, the latest news features, and Helen Roberts at the organ enhancing the performance.
A dispute over a woman led to a fight on Hast Park Street last evening injuring Frank Liceo who was slashed in the abdomen and arms. Nick Spiros was arrested on an assault with a deadly weapon charge after the incident at a restaurant in the 200 block of Hast Park Street and Liceo received treatment at Columbia hospital.
Spiros allegedly attacked Liceo with two knives a long butcher knife and a small penknife. Assistant Chief O Donnell searched him and confiscated the butcher knife carried in his hip pocket.
Mrs. Con J. Kelly of 1967 Princeton avenue thanks friends and neighbors for their aid after her son John Ed Red Kelly drowned at Lake Avoca. She notes many who helped since his father’s death two years ago and expresses deep gratitude for the broad sympathy and assistance from the Butte community.
Grace Nelson and Ralph Kelly were fined 60 dollars each in police court by Judge Shea for a disturbance charge. Mrs. Kelly was released after the arrest. K. W. Scheele, born in Sweden, reportedly discovered oxygen according to the claim.
In Butte the Erickson led evangelists at the First Baptist church delivered a strong sermon on accepting Christ before it is too late. A large altar gathering followed and attendees were urged to return tonight for a larger service as the revival continues in what is described as a thriving mission field.
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